Lab keys on Korea in bid for markets

CHAMPAIGN – Korean schools and factories could be the first big users of food-contamination detectors made by a Champaign-based company.

Kim Laboratories, which has developed quick ways to test for salmonella, E. coli O157 and other bacteria, has already received preliminary orders from a South Korean company for eight devices.

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